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rA1RrAx.

AuGu6s lotn. l661
Mrs., R. J. Dutfey, Of Hillsboro. was wi'h her
parents over Sunday.
Joseph West and wife, Of Folsom, wers calling
on Ars. Mary I,oss ON sabbath,
Charley Cox, Of Brown county, is visiting
his brother-in-law. Mr. Philip Hook.
". D Corbin and wife, of Grecnbrier, we're
visiting friends In our vicinity sabbath.
Miss Mary stults, who is stsyiug 10 u 4
vicinity Of Boston, visited her parents on Sat
urday.
There were six members tsken In full con.
nection on Ssbba'h, the ordinance Of naptiHm
being performed by Rev. Burba.
Andrew williamson, sn aged gentleman, il
dangerously Ill at the home Of Mrs. Katy Will
hanson. Thought to be over heat.
John W. Ford has rented the property oil
Mrs. Phebe Ford and moved In yesterday
John is now ct home to his friends.
The firm Of Reno h Gall dissolved partner.
ship on Friday. J. N. Gall will move back Ia
his parents and Mrs. Renoe goes TO Cincinnati.
Rev. Motz preached his farewell sermon q
Union Chapel on Sunday to an appreciative
audience. II 10 to bo hoped conference will
again send him to us.
Mr.. Arthur Spears, Of whom mention wal
made in my last items o. being near death, has
slightly rallied and II is to be hoped will yet
pull through. Mr.. Charley Storer il also better.
r. y. Trout took . trip last week 10 the
southern part Of Adams county on . collecting
tour, but from his sober looks when he re-
turned one would Judge his trip had not beer
very successful.
The following property has changed hsnda
since our last letter-James Q. Carlisle hai
sold 10 Mrs. Rebecca Storer and &c eorge W.
6tults 70 Isaac Leforge. The former for elO1
and the latter for eco.
None Of the teachers in our vicinity will A.
tend the Teachers Institute at Leesburg, think
ing the distance too great, % We are near the
Adams county line and would have to cross
Highland county to attend our Institute.
Ice cream festivals are all the rage now, one
WAS had in the store-room formerly occupied
BY Renoe 3 Gall on Saturday night under the
auspices Of Messrs. Gall and Bradford. Over
one hundred were present and very pleasant
time was had. There Will be another at the
same room in one week from next Saturday
night.
A dispute has arisen between VIM. Eyre, SEN.
and the Board Of Education, Of Concord town.
ship, ~ 10 the validity Of the right upon The
lot on which Beechwood school-house, district
No. z, now stands Eyre claims that the board
has no right TO the lot, he having never re-
ceived any pay. Several are ready 10 testify
be was paid and gave right to 1t for ninety
nine years. viii report in my next.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.

Ida NJ. Gall VS.. John W. Gall ct al. High.
land Co County Court Of Common Pleas. Case
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Court OF Com mon Piess Within and for the the
County of Highland and State Of Ohio. made
at the April term thereof A. D. 1887, and
u ~ 81 me Court House.
Saturday, September 10, A. d. 1887,
A. l O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the follow
ss sust o Ohio IL hs s GSsniy Of s
creek. and bounded and described as fol.
First Tract-situste ON the waters Of
Brush Greek. part Of John Grahams survey
thence south one hundred and two poiss to
two hundrsd and fcrty.sis and f' Ssif poles Ole:
in the line Of George Reed themes Vest Il
thence with his line south Is poles to three
gums; thence .. go ". 20 poles to q sugar.
s; tree thence s'.s n n 7S W. q PSles e Ssd E.a
thence with his line eighty .fivs pc poles 10 th::
beginning, ontaining one hundred and nifty
second Tract-Situate on the waters. Of
No. 1856. and bounded as follows: Beginning
Reed. II: Z. corner to o. David S sa asiis trscs &
land thence e. 85 poles to q sycamore /;
thence N. 12o 40, w. 8 poles TO o sugartree ;
thence N. 72o 30, e. "a poles to q mulberry
and white oak thance 8. $50, W. 10 poles 10
stone thence 9. l2o. ". poles to Z 81 me
in the line OF Peter Hughes survey; thence
west with his line 81 poles to q white oak !;
thence south 102 poles to q white oak and
ash thence west 68 poles TO q stone In the
line Of Michael Yankey; thence north 100
poles to the beginning, containing sixty
Third Trsct-situats on the waters of
Brush Greek, part Of John 0raham's survey
No. 0366. and bounded and described as fol.
lows: Beginning at stone ON the west
z. g poles @ 9 stone: thence g. e., ". 7sl
poles TO stone; thence n. ~ poles to .
stone; thence g. 10, =. poles to stone |:
thence n. ~, e. IL poles 70 stone; thence
q. IT, e. e0H poles TO . stone, containing In
all forty.two acres of land.
Said premisee has been appraised at-Ftrst
traCt ct e2l00. second tract ct $500, third tract
ct u $50, and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds OF said epprAisement.
Aboys described property TO be sold free
Terms OF sale-Ons-t s-third cash ON day of
sale. one third In one year and one-third IN
ewo year., the deferred payments 70 bear
Interest from day OF sale and 70 be secured
Oy mortgage ON the pfemleeg.
II. o. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
DeBru1n q Hogsett, Atty's.
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sHERIFTs SALE.
Real Estate.
9. q. Parks W. John NJ. Parker et al High.
No. 1884.

&c. Parks W. John NJ. Parker Of al High.
land County Court Of Common Pleas. Case
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State of Ohio, made
ct the April term thereof A. d. 1857, and to
mo directed will o1er for sale ct public
auction At the door Of the Court House, In
the town OF Hilisboros on
Saturday, September 10, A. d. 1887,
At ~ O'Clock. pm. Of said day the following
described real estate, to. Wit:
situate In Highland county, State Of Ohio,
and In the tewn of Hillsboro, being part OF
out-lot No. 81, as the same 10 known and des-
tgnAted on the recorded plat Of said town Of
Hilisborough. Ohio. beginning at the north.
west corner Of tract Of land sold by A. 8.
Evans TO James Dill of the date Of May 9Th,
1858: thence an easterly course with the
south line of Walnut street in said town AZ.
ty.etght 1857 feet to . stake thence parallel
with the western line OF said lot about 1903
feet TO an alley 10 feet in width, equal dis.
tance between Walnut street western di.
rection So feet to an alley = feet wide thence
with the eastern line of sold alley northern
direction about los feet to the beginning.
Said premises has been Appraised at $500,
and can not sell for less than tw0.th,rls OF
eaid appratsement.
Terms Of sals-Cash on day Of sale.
h. q. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Olin J. Ross, Attorney. -
August 4th, 1887.
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sHACKHLTON.
August 18th, 1857.

Au8uSb 1otns I661.
o1tte number from this plsos attended the
pasnie q Hollowtown last saturday.
Ms y. Alice OasE, Of Je6srsonviIls. Fsyette
eountZ. returned homo last Thprsday accom-
peassd b Mics Dora 6tsoup.
ur. and 1ra James 4. Polk are visiting rels.
i've nsar Sinking Spring.
= $3.50 :. :. ~ ~ Pssyss meeting every Thass-
n oimienAy eooisly Of ths M Zion Re-.
taDeo QAussh viii hold ~ lAst meetine in
- nezt Sunday aftsenoon, August 6et
99saeek. 1vssybody y invited % b pre-
- - esssn cnppes d ths rsaidsncs Of Nr.
WNo nekee lasS Saturday evening ~ 4
- 0eeesA 4 dslightfut fine rspoetsd
~. vllliem 4. Psnss shot anA kiil,d ,a,~.
". ~. 0hAslaGfO lAr.o ~ pon6 ~
4geY 1lnfne, vhioA vss proaounasd 4
eZeo y A6asarsa I've fcst and fev
uDD - ~ - tip.
B. - - =. Heass \ abls 10 No M u.
l1g nsahiHs aeain.
z y1nklD Hsnss = s11i % ~ ~ ~
z - - - gsathee + ssar6 ovae thees
(, nl eeeyleoo esas3 esa6ag q ~
~ pao1I ~ noctoo1el
!. \ eHs1oe 1nS3eG ~ ~ ucs1kss.
.S ~ - b1lns uans ~ ~ sll,eS-
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Quite an amount of talk and rumor is
afloat concerning the action of our police
officers in certain liquor cases. 1t would
be well for the public not to heed this
talk, for when the facts become known
it will be found that they have done
nothing more than their duty.
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RUSSELL,S.

August 10th, 1887.
Mrs. I. N. Barrow, Of Fairview, Is having her
house repaired.
II. N. Miner, Of Leesburg, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mr.. Wilson and family moved from here to
Cleveland, o., last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Shrope, Of Hillsboro, is visiting
her little friends here and ct Fairview.
Mrs. D. D. Mccoy and daughter, Miss Nellie,
visited friends in Hillsboro last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Haisch, Of Newport, Ky., is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Amelia Boelxner.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. West, OF Samantha, visit
Cd Mrs. VS. parents at Fairview last week.
Mr.. Estell Fenner and family are visiting
Mrs. F.'s parents at Darke county this week.
Mrs. Pratt, Of Portsmouth, o., spent last
Friday with Mrs. N. A. Urmston at this place,
| Oliver Roush, who has been attending school
at Valparaiso, Indiana, returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8 Leeds, Of Topeka, Kan.
made abort visit to their parents here re-.
Gently.
Hosmer and Lantie Leeds, Of Topeka. Kan.
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. HAnstead.
Misses Kittie Oldsker, Mary and Jennie
bostright are attending the Teachers Institute
at Leesburg this week.
Mrs; Mary Webb and baby, Of Cadiz, Ohio,
arrived here last week to visit her psrents. Ms
and Mrs. W. N. Maxey.
Rev. A. D. Maddox, wife, Nellie and Tom. Of
Winchester, called ON some Of their old friends
here last Friday evening.
Messrs. Chas. and Chris Jonte and Hosmer
Leeds attended the Sunday School celebration
ct Hollowtown Saturday.
viii Msxey, who has been ct Columbus for
some time, arrived here last week. He was
accompanied home by Mr.. Watts.
Rev: L. NJ. Davis win preach here next Sab
bath Afternoon ct p. m. This is his last preach-
ing Day here this conference year.
Mrs. Rosa Manger and daughter, Of Cincin.
natl, spent last week with Mrs. Ms brother,
Mr.. VIM. Boelzner, ST., at Fairview.
School will open here the LIST Monday in
September with Robert Davidson principal
and John N. Maxey primary teacher.
Mr.. Chas. Fennsr and family and Wilds
Hart, OF Mercer county, returned homo last
week after two weeks visit with relatives here.
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In another column will be found call
for meeting for the purpose OF organ.
izing against the unlawful use of money
in elections. The meeting is to be held
on Saturday, September Sd, 1887, and
should be attended by every one who
possibly can. Politics has reached such
a corrupt state of affairs, here as we'll as
elsewhere, that it is high time the citi-
Gems of this nation were organizing
against it. Let the good work 20 on.
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GREENFIELD.

August 18th, 1857.
A young man, brakeman on the O., W. 4
B. railroad, had his hand pretty badly mashed
in making coupling at this station last 6atur
day. DR.. Frank Wilson dressed II.
Mr.. Samuel Major, Of Chillicothe, spent ,
portion OF last week here visiting old friends
Mr.. r. @. Kinkead will be found behind ths
counter % clerk ct W. T. Parkers grocery
He is good one and does the good-morning.
anything-you-wish-to-get act in fine style.
Mr.. J. NJ. Roberts, superin tendent of the NJ
= Sunday School, is quite sick, and Was un
able to be on duty last Sunday morning.
The Greenfield brass band has been engaged
70 furnish music for the Spsrgur reunion.
| Mrs. Blackburn, the aged mother of Major
Sunday night.
| The Bsptists have purchased . new organ
for their church.
Miss Carrie Startsman, Of Walnut Hills
Dickey.
Several Of our young men spent last Sstur.
day and Sunday in Cincinnati, and while there
visited the great show, ''Rome Under Nero"
Miss Maud Hurd, Of Creston, o., was the
guest Of Miss Roma Robinson last week.
The foundation work Of Mr.. E. L. McClsin's
new residence on South Washington street Il
progressing rapidly.
=
we're married on last Thursday evening, Aug.
11th.
Mrs. D. W. Stier has returned to her home
ct Steubenville.
Mrs. Charles Harper left last Wednesday to
Join her husband at Hastings, Nebraska.
Mr.. John Ackles and family, of Cincinnati.
spent portion Of last week here visiting Mrs.
Ackles' mother, Mrs. Love.
Our colorsd brethren are preparing to cele-
6rate the 22d OF September, Emancipation
Day.
Mrs. Nelson, the wife Of Mr.. John Nelson,
died on last "wednesday night ct her home on
place from the homo on last Friday at four
O'Clock p. m.
Quite large delegation of Greenfielders
Tuesday.
Mr.. Philip McCsnn, who was 30 fesrfully
burned at Fuckers stone quarry by . prems-
ture blsst shout three months ago. is not vet
able to use bis hands, they being 90 tender.
All the young men who were hurt at the
ing and the wagon upsetting, are about wen
again. They were about the "sorryest"- -iookine
crowd when they arrived home in the eyeninT
that ever entered town. Dust, blood and
torn clothes covered them from head 10 foot.
One stu goes on three legs from deep cut on
his knee.
-, The two new residences erected BY Mr. z. II.
Miller on East South street are Q 9roat m.
provement, and they look nne from Washing
ton street.
large new platform has been erected st the
o. b. depot, IN Improvement that has been
much needed for long time.
A. meeting held ct the Mayors Office ON
last Saturday, II was arranged to hold the re-
union OF the Slst Q. Y: /. q this plsce during
invitation 10 extended to al soldiers IN this
locality 70 join In the reunion and have &
r0ueing good time. James Bsstty, President
W. J. Psrrett, Secretary.
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STRINGTOWN.
August 10th, 1887.

:. AuSuSt Aotn, l0o1.
Mss Della Mercer, Of jamestown, u thu
guest OF Atss Anna Hksen this week.
Nh Dinah Z. Unthsnk viii move 10 VIII
mtngton. O., in few days to sducsSs heI
onAdrsn. 6he has been employed - janitor OF
ths college q that place. Her mother and Mis-
!rena Covgtu viii aso 60. They intend rent.
Ing their house hare.
". William o. 0vsrman and Thos. Fitzsin,
one took In the Niagara Falls on the excursiou
iast week. They report . hne time.
1r. and Mrs.. William b. Bussis left on
In.ssaay Of lA:t weak ON . visit TO relatives
snd friends In Virginia.
2ey. Olensats, Of Lsesburr. viii an Raw
1ss. L!is IAskins plaes here next Sunday 81
II O'Clock Q. q.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

The Standard Wagon Company W. JOSEPH
A. yanpelt ct al. Highland County Oour1
OF Common Pleas. Case No. 4600.
ALIAS ORDER or SALE.
In pursuance of an order Issued from thu
Court OF Common Pleas within and for thG
oonnty Of Highland and 6tets Of Ohio, madl
at the. April term thereof A. d. 1851, and
e me directed. will oiler for sals &C public
auction at the door Of the Court Honse, u
the town OF Htllsbor0, on
Saturday, September 17th, A. D. 1887,
A. ~ O'Clock p: m. Of said day. the follow.
Ing described real estate, to.Wit:
Situate in Highlsnd county, STATE Of Ohio
spd in the township OF Union, psrt d
Whites survey No. 1a6o. Beginning st G
Stone in John Pttssr's line, ihonoo w. lO7
1Siee 70 = whiN1oek and two dogWoods IN
oak. dogwood and aeh theneo y. log POLE
20 stone ID John 9ilbeft's land Themes II
~ e. 81 poleQ 70 the bsGinuing, containinG
forty ecres OF lan0s moro or lee6. 9aid prem.
iees sold On csool-petition Of Isaac H6lmoo
Said premise. hAs been Appraised g q, -
Term; q 'sis c..A on S.S a:S 4 E, S.;e@I:s;os ;eI:;
shsei9 Highland County, Ohio.
Hnsn.. 1s@n Trcth p Assornsy.
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issbslls Isozd ~ bern ootobss ~ lsls, Asas
John and Asoey Woeihinssou. shs ~ -. :
~ 70 James Loyd April a7th, lsii ihrse
ehidrea w:es ~ fruits Of ths lnio1, ivo d
yhom survive . moasn hss losA vis: ". 81.
LORD, Of Hillsbogo, and Mr.. q. Ramsey, q
Eact Monroe. y Ne year lo6e - united
With The y. =. Church at OentsrAalA a. vhioh
~ he's ainoe remained conSistsnt member.
~ ~ tin1 end tndulgent methss, and vill
= sadly misced by them and ~ Who knev ~.
~ bono ov abepad hs bEight milss and NM
wceds vsgs . ~ q MI. To-
!, e: . a:p;;s:d % ~ h!s ~ y sstA ~. ~
ea1noni sans u found ~ r1sdy, Ssd vheS
~ .sptsis vi.eod u. lishl o. ksiGkl ~
sss.,S Is: Sias $500 - ::.sss :: .ssfs'a .s = q
s4e1 lnle ~ ls1gh1ll0 e 1--we. 2
D 80 4 q - r. - - ~ - ss
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Resignation.

Mr.. Hugh S. McNicol is confined to
his homo from nervous prostration, and
on account of the advice of physic.
ians has been compelled to resign his
place on this paper. Very truly,
NEws-HERALD PUB. Co.
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DODSONVILLE.

AuRusS 10Th, 1887.
On the sick hst-A small child Of Mr.. and
Mn. johnson Gtroup.
NJ. Thomas Flanagan, Of Perry county, Il
Waiting u. J. Oonard and family.
Mn. Robert Lilhafd. who has been visiting
frasnds hero for some time, has returned 10
her home In Cincinnati.
L ,. stroup has begun work upon his brick.
nr. Joseph 6pilker and Mim Belle Htroup
were quietly married ct tho brides parents near
they may have happy Life e the wish OF ali
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The Greet Rock Island Route TO-, r.
l. 4 p. Ry) wjli sell, August 80, ssptsm.
bss 20 and Oc>ohsr II, hasyest sxeusnioa
tickets ct one-hali iass The round trip 70
Principal poiats r. KanaaA Nsbeaste,
Hesth thvedAasp. 1o1A 1ltanesote ~ n
S. s nv ~ =
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NEW PETERSBURG.
August 18th, 1887.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hull. girl
1everal took in the excursion 70 the Niagara
ralls last week.
Charlie Taylor and wife. Of 1Aystts county,
are vistttpg relatives here.
MA Lydis Worlsy = rapidly recovering from
her ssvsrs spsll Of sioknscs.
Nin Olive Patton, Of near Csrmsl Il ths
guest Of 1im Aanda Buntain.
Marion estty came ont with biz grin onhia
faes lAst Thursday. It's . boy.
Rev. WsiGht prsaehsd sn excellent sarmon
at The Orsamsr Schcolhouss last Sunday.
Mr.. y. EIliotA Who has bsen seriously IN
from inAanstion Of the bowels, 3 able 70 b
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NOTICE y hersby gtysp that the undsr-
9uslidsd 9 I.septos Of the wik Of RoSsss
cooper, late Of Highland county, Ohio. do.
August q. isu. y wAox'
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
]. B. FORAKER,
of Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor,
w. G. LYON,
of Licking.
For Supreme Judge, (Long Term)
WILLIAM 7. SPEAR,
of Trumbull.
For Supreme Judge, (Short Term)
FRANKLIN J. DICKMAN,
of Cuyahoga.
For State Audito.',
Z. w. POE,
of Wood.
For State Treasurer,
J. G. BROWN,
of jefferson.
For Attorney General,
D. X. WATSON,
of Franklin.
For Member Of Board of Public Works
G. A. FLICKINGER,
of Defiance.
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BRIBERY IN ELECTIONS.
A Movement for It's Suppression.
Call for County Meeting at Rillsboro,
Saturday, September Sd.

The qualified voters Of Highland coun-
ty, who believe that the time has come
for united and earnest effort by honest
men of all parties to suppress the great
and growing evil of bribery in the elec.
ton OF public officers, which threatens
to destroy the purity of the ballot and
undermine the very foundation Of our
government, are invited to meet at the
Court House September Sd, at 2 o'clock
p. M, to form an organization for that
purpose.
The object of the organization is to
arouse public sentiment, and thus secure
a more efficient execution of the laws
against bribery, which, if properly exc
cuted, are amply sufficient to put a stop
to the crime. A general attendance of
all in favor of the movement is earnestly
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NoTICE = hessby giysn that the under.
coiss 2. Nsss isss q a.Shlssa q ~ scss.S' Sss :;
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w. J. McSurely, F. Emmerling,
6. B. Beecher, T. g. Hoggard,
j. W. Patterson, H. G. Dawson,
Benjamin Conard, Enos Holmes,
WV. Shepherd, J. L. Boardman,
H. s. Foraker, J. M. Hiestand,
John Conard, G. w. Lefevre,
I. H. Hogsett, X. NJ. Dittey,
B. F. Holmes, A. Harman,
j. G. Galbreath, H. S.Vance,
VIM. NJ. Meek, w. H. Glenn,
J. H. Mackerley, Charles Utman,
John Bowles, Bebee Barrere,
A. Matthews, John Matthews,
B. W. Fenton, Cyrus Newby,
E. L. Ferris, Olin J. Ross,
James w. Doggett, G. @. Parks,
A. I. Boatman, James Reece,
w. D. Williams, Jas. H. Thompso,
G.. w. Barrere.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Aacomb Ohanev ct al. Vs. Rsbecca Murphy
Pleas. Case No. 46O7.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-16

If you want plenty to eat 60 to the
Judd House. IT,.
Spectacles to suit everybody at Ar
thur Erwin's.
You will find a beautiful line ofsilver
ware at Arthur Erwin's.
My large stock of clothing will be
sold at sacrifice prices before removal.
NJ. JACOBSON.
A full line of collins, Baskets, both
wood and metallic, at the New Furnl-
ture Store.
Second hand sewing machines from
500 up at Arthur Erwin's.
-Fire-wood, two feet long, will be
taken on subscription at this Office if
offered at once.
FOR A SURE CURE FOR
CHILLS USE DIR. POTTS CHILL
KILLER.
will exchange good sewing ma
chine for wood, coal or lumber.
A. ERWIN.
NO BAD EFFECTS FROM
THE USE OF DIR. POTTS CHILL
KILLER.
Those pictures at Bob Miller's are
simply immense and you should see
them, they are dirt cheap.
Mrs. Judd has a nice dining room,
we'll furnished, and table we'll sup
piled. IT,.
You can get set of chairs at Bob
Mil.er's for $3.50. They are the best
In town for the money.
DIR. POTTS CHILL KILLER
NOT ONLY CURES THE CHILLS
BUT BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM
Every thing that it takes to furnish
house at Bob Miller's very cheap.
Call and price goods. No trouble to
show them.
Hoods Sarsaparil!a Is purely vege-
table preparation, being free from in
furious Ingredients. 1t is peculiar in
its curative power.
A fine lot OF violins, guitars, harps.
accordeons and other musical instru-
ments at Arthur Erwin's Jewelry
Store. Call and see him before buying
elsewhere.
For all throat and lung troubles,
the most reliable remedy known, is
Sparks Indian Cough Syrup. Kept
by all first-class druggists. For sale
BY w. G. Weimer.
Ladies call and see my line OF
brackets, whatnots, ottomans and So
fas; also a fine lot of pictures, cabine,
picture frames, and looking glasses.
Bon ILLER
Why will you pay a dollar for a
chill cure when you can buy Boiling 4
Cherokee Chill Cure for IS cents, in.
Gliding a box of Bilious Bullets. Sold
| by w. q. Weimer.
Itch, mango, and scratches of every
kind on human or animals cured in 3(
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails. Sold by j. w. Wells
Druggist, Russellville Ark. may IL
IF YOU HAVE CHILLS DC
NOT STOP UNTIL YOU PRO
CURE A BOTTLE OF DIR. POTTS
CHILL KILLER.